Year round greenhouse with soap bubbles for transient insulation
I just came across this accidentally, a way to grow food year round in a northerly climate without any heating, relatively inexpensively :
http://www.tdc.ca/bubblegreenhouse.htm
For living off the grid in a cold climate, this looks very interesting to grow your own food. I was trying, incidentally, to find out the price of greenhouse plastic for use with the gellified water idea… gellified water might be another option, but disappointingly I’m finding it might not be that practical because of the sheer weight of it.
BTW, if you want to read more in the vein of growing food all year in a relatively small area, nasa has this thing called CELSS, Controlled ecological life support system, which is really interesting reading.
I love this one, thanks Gregor…i still have it bookmarked from your original post…
if i get the evacuated polycarbonate to work out, i might instead take that route however..
rulgert
rulgert
May 8, 2011 at 09:35